Who it’s for
Fitness clubs and community groups come first. Shape a season around your people, their interests, and an appropriate level of competition.
01 / Fitness clubs
Run a club challenge across teams, keep activity entries in one place, and use weekly goals to maintain connection between meetups.
Think: a run/walk club, rucking group, or mixed-activity fitness community.
Talk about your group02 / Community groups
Create a friendly competition for a neighborhood or adult community group. Explain participation expectations and make room for different experience levels.
Think: a six-week team challenge with organizer-defined scoring and a weekly check-in.
Talk about your group03 / Coaches & training groups
Use seasons, team progress, and announcements alongside the coaching you already provide. Summit Stats tracks the competition; your coaching expertise guides training.
Not a replacement for individualized programming or athlete medical care.
Talk about your group04 / Voluntary workplace groups
An adult organizer can coordinate a voluntary activity challenge with clear rules and thoughtful visibility settings. Keep participation optional and expectations appropriate.
Not an employee health surveillance, benefits administration, or medical assessment tool.
Talk about your groupYour next season starts here
New clubs get three months of free, unlimited access. No credit card required.
